Rumors of a "Google Drive" remote storage service have been around since before the current cloud craze, but if recent screenshots can be believed, it's finally coming to fruition very soon.  Talk Android got tipped on what looks like a Dropbox-style web service from the Big G offering 5 gigabytes of free cloud storage, considerably more than some would-be competitors. The style of the webpage matches Google's most recent updates for other web services, and the triangular logo matches the one we saw in a previous leak. This could be fake, but I kind of doubt it.

Last week we started to hear resurgent rumors that Google's remote storage service, labelled "Google Drive" and integrating across Android, web and desktop platforms. Today GeekWire got their hands on what's being presented as the wen interface for Google Drive. Submitted anonymously and blurred out to avoid identification, the screenshot looks basically identical to the web version of Google Docs, but with files and folders instead of documents. It looks pretty legitimate, though we'd remind readers that this sort of thing would be very easy to fake.

We've all sent ourselves countless emails through GMail with important files attached to place them on Google's servers for easy access. There's no shame in that; it's easy, fast, and works. No need for an installed application, as it is accessible from whichever device you decide to login from. But haven't you wondered when Google would release their own cloud service?